Patents by Inventor James Belle
James Belle has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12314157Abstract: A data pipeline validation system and method configured to partially automate testing of data pipelines in a distributed computing environment. The system includes a data pipeline analytic device equipped with various modules, such as a query generation module, data frame comparison module, and metadata management module. The query generation module employs natural language processing techniques to analyze configuration entries and dynamically generate SQL queries tailored to specific test cases. The data frame comparison module compares the results of different test cases using distributed collections, enabling parallel processing and efficient result comparison. The metadata management module captures and stores relevant metadata for traceability and auditing purposes. The system facilitates comprehensive validation of data pipelines, enabling organizations to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and integrity of data.Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 2023Date of Patent: May 27, 2025Assignee: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.Inventors: Vijay Anusuri, James Bell, Daniel Herrera, Michael A. Hopkins, Ramesh Joshi, Sameer Joshi, Kanth Nagapudi, Kiran Siripurapu
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Publication number: 20250152253Abstract: Systems and methods for vision-based position and orientation determination for endovascular tools are disclosed. In one example, a method includes receiving a two-dimensional medical image including a view of at least a distal portion of a medical instrument, the distal portion of the medical instrument including one or more fiducials positioned thereon, the one or more fiducials being radio-opaque and visible in the medical image. The method also includes detecting, within the medical image, a two-dimensional appearance of the one or more fiducials, and based on the two-dimensional appearance of the one or more fiducials, determining at least one of a roll angle of the distal portion of the medical instrument, and an incline of the distal portion of the medical instrument.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2024Publication date: May 15, 2025Inventors: David James Bell, Jake Anthony Sganga, Gregory Kahn
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Publication number: 20250090805Abstract: A system for moving an elongate tool through a lumen can include a proximal device and a distal device. The proximal device moves linearly in proximal and distal directions and includes a proximal shutter that between an open state in which an elongate tool moves freely through the proximal shutter and a closed state in which the elongate tool is fixedly held by the proximal shutter. The distal device moves linearly in the proximal and distal directions and includes a distal shutter that transitions between an open state in which the elongate tool moves freely through the distal shutter and a closed state in which the elongate tool is fixedly held by the distal shutter. The motions of the proximal and distal devices can be coordinate to provide smooth, continuous, and/or uninterrupted insertion or retraction of the elongate tool.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2024Publication date: March 20, 2025Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell
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Publication number: 20250090803Abstract: A system for moving a catheter over a parked elongate tool through a lumen can include a catheter device, a proximal elongate tool device, and a distal elongate tool device. The catheter device can be engaged with the catheter device. An elongate device can be inserted through the lumen of the catheter and through the proximal elongate tool device and the distal elongate tool device. The catheter device can be configured to move proximally and distally to insert or retract the catheter. The proximal and distal elongate tool devices can be configured to walk proximally and distally along the parked elongate tool to maintain a desired spatial relationship between the catheter device and proximal and distal elongate tool devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2024Publication date: March 20, 2025Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell
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Publication number: 20250058086Abstract: A steerable catheter system is disclosed. The system includes a steerable catheter including a handle and a steerable elongated body. The handle includes user inputs for image space control commands for articulating the elongated body with respect to a plane of a medical image. The elongated body includes pose determination features that allow determination of a roll angle of the elongated body. The system also includes a control unit that receives the image space control commands, determines the roll angle of the elongated body based on the pose determination features, translates the image space control commands into pullwire commands based on the roll angle, and transmits the pullwire commands to the steerable catheter, whereby the elongated body is articulated according to the pullwire commands.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2024Publication date: February 20, 2025Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell
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Publication number: 20250058087Abstract: A steerable catheter system is disclosed. The system includes a steerable catheter including a handle and a steerable elongated body. The handle includes user inputs for image space control commands for articulating the elongated body with respect to a plane of a medical image. The elongated body includes pose determination features that allow determination of a roll angle of the elongated body. The system also includes a control unit that receives the image space control commands, determines the roll angle of the elongated body based on the pose determination features, translates the image space control commands into pullwire commands based on the roll angle, and transmits the pullwire commands to the steerable catheter, whereby the elongated body is articulated according to the pullwire commands.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2024Publication date: February 20, 2025Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell
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Publication number: 20250021469Abstract: A data pipeline validation system and method configured to partially automate testing of data pipelines in a distributed computing environment. The system includes a data pipeline analytic device equipped with various modules, such as a query generation module, data frame comparison module, and metadata management module. The query generation module employs natural language processing techniques to analyze configuration entries and dynamically generate SQL queries tailored to specific test cases. The data frame comparison module compares the results of different test cases using distributed collections, enabling parallel processing and efficient result comparison. The metadata management module captures and stores relevant metadata for traceability and auditing purposes. The system facilitates comprehensive validation of data pipelines, enabling organizations to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and integrity of data.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 10, 2023Publication date: January 16, 2025Inventors: Vijay Anusuri, James Bell, Daniel Herrera, Michael A. Hopkins, Ramesh Joshi, Sameer Joshi, Kanth Nagapudi, Kiran Siripurapu
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Patent number: 12193764Abstract: System for guiding an instrument within a vascular network of a patient are disclosed. In some embodiments, the system receives a medical image from a medical imaging device and identifies a distal tip and a direction the instrument in the image. The system may then determine a waypoint for the distal tip of the instrument based at least in part on the position and direction of the distal tip of the instrument. The system may then generate a trajectory command for moving the instrument through the vascular network from the current position to the waypoint. The system may operate in a closed loop. The system may provide the trajectory command to a robotic medical system configured to move the instrument according to the command.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2023Date of Patent: January 14, 2025Assignee: Remedy Robotics, Inc.Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell, Benjamin Fredrickson, Gregory Kahn
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Publication number: 20240399117Abstract: A system for advancing a guidewire through a patient lumen including a first advancement device and a second advancement device. The second advancement device may be positioned between the first advancement device and an access point to the patient lumen. The first advancement device may close to contact the guidewire and open to not contact the wire. When the first advancement device is closed the first advancement device may move from a first position to a second position to advance the guidewire through the patient lumen. The first advancement device may rotate to rotate the guidewire. The second advancement device may be coupled to a microcatheter.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2024Publication date: December 5, 2024Inventors: Jake Anthony Sganga, David James Bell
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Patent number: 12121307Abstract: Systems and methods for vision-based position and orientation determination for endovascular tools are disclosed. In one example, a method includes receiving a two-dimensional medical image including a view of at least a distal portion of a medical instrument, the distal portion of the medical instrument including one or more fiducials positioned thereon, the one or more fiducials being radio-opaque and visible in the medical image. The method also includes detecting, within the medical image, a two-dimensional appearance of the one or more fiducials, and based on the two-dimensional appearance of the one or more fiducials, determining at least one of a roll angle of the distal portion of the medical instrument, and an incline of the distal portion of the medical instrument.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2023Date of Patent: October 22, 2024Assignee: Remedy Robotics, Inc.Inventors: David James Bell, Jake Anthony Sganga, Gregory Kahn
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Patent number: 12124603Abstract: Techniques for assessing a computing risk of an entity based on a social media footprint of that user. Social media accounts of an entity are identified. Queries are executed against the accounts to determine a social media footprint the entity has based on engagements with those accounts. The footprint reflects at least how much information associated with the entity has been exposed as a result of the engagements with those accounts. Based on the footprint, a risk score for the entity is developed. The risk score reflects a determined amount of computing risk the entity has with regard to potential malicious use of exposed entity information. Based on the risk score, mitigation operations are performed in an attempt to reduce the risk score.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2021Date of Patent: October 22, 2024Inventors: Michael Angelo DeVico, Matthew Joseph DeVico, Justin Randall Padawer, Taylor Cushman Rose, Richard Edward Horne, Ian James Bell
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Patent number: 12095784Abstract: A computer-implemented method for indicating the possibility of a cyber-attack on a computer network, comprising: receiving, from one or more security components installed in a network, an indication of activity within the network associated with a security threat; mapping the indication of activity to one or more cyber-attack techniques; identifying one or more previously received indications of activity within the network associated with a security threat; identifying one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the previously received indication(s) of activity have been mapped; determining whether the indication of activity is associated with one or more of the previously received indication(s) of activity, the determination based at least in part on a strength of a relationship between the one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the indication of activity is mapped and the one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the previously received indication(s) of activity have been mapped; and dependent onType: GrantFiled: January 29, 2024Date of Patent: September 17, 2024Assignee: Lloyds Banking Group PLCInventors: Miguel Merayo Suarez, Alexander Wallace, James Bell
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Publication number: 20240261347Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to encapsulated strict obligate anaerobic bacteria, (e.g., Megasphaera eldesdenii and Ruminicoccus bromi), compositions comprising same, and the use of said capsules and/or compositions to deliver the strict obligate anaerobic bacteria to the gastrointestinal tract (GI) of an animal, such as a livestock animal (e.g., a ruminant or hindgut fermenter). The present disclosure relates to the encapsulation of strict obligate anaerobic bacteria which utilize lactic acid and/or starch and the use of those encapsulated bacteria in the field of animal health and nutrition. In particular examples, the present disclosure utilises porous capsules comprising surface pores with a molecular weight cut off between 50 and 200 kDa and wall comprising a complex formed from sodium cellulose sulphate and poly [dimethyldially-ammonium chloride].Type: ApplicationFiled: January 29, 2021Publication date: August 8, 2024Inventors: Athol Victor Klieve, Fiona Eileen Soulsby, Robert James Bell, Lachlan Ian Campbell, John Austin Dangerfield
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Publication number: 20240259401Abstract: A computer-implemented method for indicating the possibility of a cyber-attack on a computer network, comprising: receiving, from one or more security components installed in a network, an indication of activity within the network associated with a security threat; mapping the indication of activity to one or more cyber-attack techniques; identifying one or more previously received indications of activity within the network associated with a security threat; identifying one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the previously received indication(s) of activity have been mapped; determining whether the indication of activity is associated with one or more of the previously received indication(s) of activity, the determination based at least in part on a strength of a relationship between the one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the indication of activity is mapped and the one or more cyber-attack techniques to which the previously received indication(s) of activity have been mapped; and dependent onType: ApplicationFiled: January 29, 2024Publication date: August 1, 2024Inventors: Miguel Merayo SUAREZ, Alexander WALLACE, James BELL
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Publication number: 20240207746Abstract: An apparatus for mounting a controller (501) to a user is provided. The apparatus comprises a controller holder (100) configured to, in use, hold a controller (501). The apparatus further comprises a mount unit (103) for receiving the controller holder (100), the mount unit (103) being configured to be attached to the user. The controller holder (100) and mount unit (103) are configured to be attached by a resiliently deformable releasable mechanism wherein the controller holder (100) is held in place at least partially by the restorative force due to the deformation of the releasable mechanism. The apparatus further comprises a strap (401) configured to, in use, attach the mount unit (103) to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2023Publication date: June 27, 2024Inventors: Gareth Thatcher, Lorenzo Soruri, James Bell
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Publication number: 20240202819Abstract: A property analytics system as disclosed herein provides analytic trends regarding property listings. To that end, the system generates a listing page for a property and includes a code that uniquely identifies the property. The listing page also includes details related to the property such as a property value. A request is received from a user that includes the code. That code in turn is used to retrieve data indicative of a value of the property and a loan term. In addition, information indicative of credit assigned to the property is retrieved also based on the code. A pricing engine determines a principal payment based on the credit and data indicative of a real-time rate. The principal payment information is sent for display on the user device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2023Publication date: June 20, 2024Inventor: Jeffrey James Bell
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Publication number: 20240191450Abstract: In a general aspect, torpedo anchors are described for securing structures to an underwater floor. The torpedo anchors include a cylindrical body and a plurality of fins. The cylindrical body has first and second ends and an exterior cylindrical surface. The plurality of fins are disposed proximate the second end and extend outward from the exterior cylindrical surface. The cylindrical body is formed of cementitious material, and each of the plurality of fins is formed at least in part of cementitious material. In some variations, the first and second ends of the cylindrical body are, respectively, nose and tail ends of the cylindrical body. Moreover, the exterior cylindrical surface tapers into a tip at the nose end, and the tip is configured to penetrate an underwater floor.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2023Publication date: June 13, 2024Applicant: RCAM Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Gabriel David Falzone, Mason James Bell, Jason Rust Cotrell, Taylor Anthony Marchment
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Publication number: 20240187779Abstract: A wearable device for attachment to the ear of a user can comprise an earpiece including a speaker and a body section including a hook for attachment about the ear of a user. The length of the earpiece can be adjusted. The earpiece can rotate relative to the body section. The point of rotation can be located within a region defined by the perimeter of the concha of the ear of a user. The wearable device can comprise magnetic elements configured to magnetically couple through the user's ear to retain the wearable device in place. A magnetometer which is configured and arranged to detect a degree of magnetic coupling between the magnetic elements is disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2024Publication date: June 6, 2024Applicant: Earshots LimitedInventor: James Bell-Booth
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Patent number: 11930316Abstract: A wearable device for attachment to the ear of a user can comprise an earpiece including a speaker and a body section including a hook for attachment about the ear of a user. The length of the earpiece can be adjusted. The earpiece can rotate relative to the body section. The point of rotation can be located within a region defined by the perimeter of the concha of the ear of a user. The wearable device can comprise magnetic elements configured to magnetically couple through the user's ear to retain the wearable device in place. A magnetometer which is configured and arranged to detect a degree of magnetic coupling between the magnetic elements is disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2021Date of Patent: March 12, 2024Assignee: EARSHOTS LIMITEDInventor: James Bell-Booth
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Publication number: 20240067307Abstract: In a general aspect, an anchor includes a tubular body that is formed at least in part of cementitious material and has open and closed ends. The anchor also includes a pad eye coupled to the tubular body and configured to couple to a mooring line. The tubular body includes a base wall, a perimeter wall, and a shear key. The base wall defines the closed end of the tubular body and has first and second surfaces on opposite sides of the base wall. The perimeter wall extends from the first surface of the base wall to the open end of the tubular body, and the shear key extends from the second surface of the base wall. The shear key is configured to penetrate an underwater floor and resist a lateral displacement of the anchor along the underwater floor when penetrated therein.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 24, 2023Publication date: February 29, 2024Applicant: RCAM Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Gabriel David Falzone, Mason James Bell, Jason Rust Cotrell